GOP leader Rashed Khan has sharply criticized Nobel laureate Dr. Muhammad Yunus for what he described as poor team selection upon returning from France. "We are overjoyed whenever we hear promises of justice and reform — as if Hasina will be hanged tomorrow and the massacres will be avenged. But as the saying goes, ‘When time is gone, no remedy works,’" Rashed remarked. He argued that Yunus’s chosen advisers are akin to “intern doctors” attempting major political surgery, which, instead of curing the disease of fascism, has allowed it to spread throughout the state. According to Rashed, the first duty after the uprising should have been to remove and prosecute Awami League beneficiaries who had institutionalized the fascist structure. "Their sweet talk about justice and reform is unbelievable to me. This NGO-circle advisory group may be eloquent, but in reality, they are indifferent and inexperienced when it comes to execution," he said. "Our fighters keep sacrificing their lives for dreams of change, yet the state sees no real structural or qualitative transformation," he concluded.